Offload (verb)

1. To unload or transfer (goods, cargo, etc.) from a ship, truck, or other vehicle.
2. To transfer a responsibility or burden from oneself to someone else.

Origin:

The word is formed by combining the prefix off and the verb load, meaning to unload or to transfer something from one place to another.

Examples:

1. The ship offloaded its cargo at the port.
2. They offloaded the goods from the truck.
3. The company offloaded the debt to a subsidiary.
4. He offloaded the responsibility onto his assistant.
5. She offloaded the burden to her partner.